Fine Arts teaches the how and the why of making. The how involves a wide-range of material and digital skillsÌýfrom ceramics, painting, print media, and photography, to cutting-edge technologies such as 3D printing, digital imagery and DSLR filmmaking. The why helps students develop criticality in visual culture—a rigour that hones an understanding of what things look like and mean within the current global condition. Our faculty is outstanding, and students often work withÌýthem one-on-one.
Undergraduate students major or minor in Studio and/or Visual Culture;Ìýthey can also participate in co-op through À¶Ý®ÊÓÆµâ€™s Arts and Business program with a Fine Arts major. Graduate studentsÌýpursue a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) with its unique Keith and Win Shantz International Research Scholarship.
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To find out more about our department, follow any of the links above or in the main menu. Our faculty and staff are also happy to talk with you via email, over the phone, or in person to answer any questions you might have.Ìý
For undergraduate inquiries contactÌýour undergraduate administrator, Brett Roberts,Ìýor our undergraduate chair, Bojana Videkanic.ÌýThe Fine Arts undergraduate office is in East Campus Hall room 1206.
For graduate inquiries contact our graduate chair, Cora Cluett.Ìý
The Department of Fine Arts stands in support of our Black, Indigenous, POC, and LGBT+ students ²¹²Ô»åÌýsupports the Faculty of Arts’ commitment to doing better.
News
Call for submissions for Artery exhibition
A call for submissions for an upcoming show in the Artery from November 18-24.Ìý
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À¶Ý®ÊÓÆµ News story about student artwork at the Lumen Festival
This year's City of À¶Ý®ÊÓÆµÌýLumen FestivalÌýfeatured artwork created CS/FINE 383 - Computational Digital Art Studio.
Santosh Chandra Sekar's work is in a group show at the Workers Arts and Heritage Centre, Hamilton
Artwork by Fine Arts Alum Santosh Chandra Sekar (BA '22) is part of the exhibition Foreign Dreams at the Workers Arts and Heritage Centre, Hamilton.